Shopping for a 'gho'

Shopping for the traditional men's robes of Bhutan	It takes lots of practice to properly wear a 'gho'	At first, the gho seems huge - rather tent like	A fold here, a tuck there...
Then add the belt	Lift and fold over the top of the belt	And voila, Dennis is converted into a Bhutanese	For special occasions, a sash called a kabney is worn with the got
I still think it looks big on him, but Tandin said it was correct	Bhutanese textiles	Bhutanese textiles	M/S Dorjee Gyaltshen Tshongkhang Shop, Thimphu, Bhutan
The Bhutanese men's clothing shop of Dorjee Gyaltshen Tshongkhang	Many choices of colors and patterns for a Bhutanese gho	I prefer the red, blue and green checkers	Another try for a better fitting gho for Dennis
Helping with the kera, the cloth belt	Finish touches	We have a sale	Now it's my turn
If only it was easier to put on!	At least one of us will blend in	Dennis modeling his new gho	On the streets of Thimphu with our driver
Dennis and sunflowers	Dennis in his gho	Dennis at the Moithang Hotel	Photo in the hotel of the current and previous kings of Bhutan
The Bhutanese dress code is referred to as Driglam Namzha	Dennis in his gho, Thimphu	Relaxing on Mount Moithang	Tea time at the Moithang Hotel, Thimphu
Tea time at the Moithang Hotel, Thimphu	The four of us all in traditional Bhutanese dress	Brian and Dennis, Bhutan	Dennis, Bhutan